Running away,
young & frightened.
There's no going
back.
Crossing the
Line
by Chris Cloake
Genre: Women’s
Fiction
Rebecca is
running away from violation and loss. Young, frightened and homeless, but articulate,
imaginative and determined, she dreams of a new life, a new self. There’s no
going back.
Follow her path into desperate isolation during a freezing winter as she
struggles to survive. When stealing offers a way out, fate plunges her into the
criminal realm of drugs where the stakes and the hits are high, and deadly, and
her existence relies on trust. But who is using who? Is she falling into the
same traps again?
Crossing The Line by Chris Cloake leads you through the moral minefield of
addiction and throws open the debate over control and consent, with outcomes
that will stir deep emotions. If you’re a fan of challenging story lines then
this you must read.
Get Crossing The Line now to discover the inescapable truths Rebecca faces as a
vulnerable girl in a world driven by greed. Marvel at how her courage and an
unexpected ally bring about an earth shattering conclusion.
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Chris Cloake was
born in 1964 and began telling stories a couple of years later. He grew up in
Kent, England. He is motivated to write by a deep interest in life,
particularly the cruel, deeply flawed nature of people contrasted with their
incredible creativity and inspiration. The power of the natural world is a
common theme in his work as a writer and professional photographer. He lives
happily with his wife, two children and a large collection of music, books and
board games.
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STUFF ABOUT ME
I have been writing ever since I can remember. As a small child I would compose stories for my grandmother to read. She was a school teacher so I thought she knew everything about what made a good story.
Once at school myself, I always liked my work being chosen to be read aloud to the class. I loved to be able to share my imagination and hopefully have an effect on others. I was quite shy then so this was a good way to be heard.
My dream was to be published and be a teller of tales on grand scale. All of my early efforts were rejected by publishers, and rightly so. It took years of practice and experience to put together a book that did justice to what I had in mind.
Self-publishing sped up the process and this latest novel is my eleventh in print. I spend around eight months actually writing. The next three months are spent reviewing, get proofs read, corrections and the whole launch and promotion process.
I don’t write with any market in mind. I let the tale unwind and it takes me where it will. I pride myself on material that is different. The underlying thrust is always to explore the human condition, highs and lows, and hopefully get a better understanding of our place in the universe.
When I’m not working, I spend time with my family. We love sport, movies, board games and holidays.
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